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 home news coverage about send letter to deputy pm download poster download petition what can i do to help? contact us supported by island wins argument over parliamentary constituency the isle of wight will have two mps. island mp andrew turner said on tuesday he was 'delighted' to announce the decision following discussions on monday night with the government about how the parliamentary voting system and constituencies bill would affect the isle of wight. the bill is designed to cut the number of mps and standardise the size of constituencies. it originally allowed for only two named exceptions — both in scotland — the western isles and orkney & shetland. new constituencies will be an average size of around 76,000 voters which would have meant that part of the island (which currently has 110,000 voters) would have been paired with the mainland, forming a cross-solent constituency for the first time since the great reform act of 1832. mr turner said: "this is a stunning victory for the island. when we first launched the one wight campaign everybody discussed whether we should fight for two island mps but we came to a collective decision that we should put forward the message that the island’s unique circumstances should be recognised — and if that meant continuing with a single mp it was preferable to any part of the island being hived off and joined with the mainland." the vigorous cross-party campaign, which was supported by the county press, resulted last month in the house of lords voting in favour of an amendment that would prevent any part of the island being joined to the mainland to form a cross-solent constituency. on tuesday night the commons agreed to install two mps to represent it from the next general election in 2015. the amendment received the backing of parliament on wednesday afternoon. story courtesy of the isle of wight county press. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- fight for island constituency goes to no 10 the '’ battle to retain a single mp for the isle of wight arrived at the doors of number 10, downing street on monday. campaigners, backed by the county press, presented a copy of the on-line petition to the office of the prime minister, david cameron. later in the day, a paper copy of the petition, which attracted over 16,000 signatures, was put before parliament by island mp andrew turner. but a letter, which has been obtained by the county press and sent by the office of the deputy prime minister, nick clegg, has appeared to rule out a change of heart from the government over its plans to split the island constituency. in the letter, mr clegg’s office says that, unlike the scottish islands, which have been granted an exemption to the proposed reforms, any exemption for the isle of wight would result in electors here being 'under-represented’. the letter goes on: "the boundary commission would, therefore, not have discretion to make an exemption for the whole of the isle of wight, as in the past. the principle of fairness in elections underlying the revised rules is fundamental and the government is determined to ensure votes have more equal weight." mr turner said he would be raising the issue during monday’s debate. he said: "the deputy prime minister appears to accept it is ok for the scottish islands to be over-represented but does not seem open to looking at the isle of wight’s unique circumstances. i have written him a detailed letter asking him to address a number of points and have yet to receive a reply." campaign co-ordinator ian ward urged as many people as possible to return signed petitions before monday. he said: "getting more than 16,000 supporters in a few weeks has been challenging but it demonstrates the high level of support we have found." story courtesy of the isle of wight county press. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- only days left to sign the on-line petition support for the campaign continues to grow. over 16,000 signatures have been received at the campaign headquarters to date, but there are still petition sheets all around the island that need to be gathered in and the signatures added to this ever growing total. it has been decided to leave the on-line petition open over the weekend so that people can still sign up to support the campaign by clicking here. derek sandy signing the bus at the grand donkey day out. over the bank holiday weekend members of the campaign team were out and about at somerfield in shanklin, the island steam show at havenstreet and the grand donkey day out at the donkey sanctuary; at times islanders were queuing to sign up to support the campaign. our thanks go out to those organisations for supporting the campaign by allowing us to be at their events. the campaign team received many comments ranging from expressions of support for the campaign to disbelief and irritation that the government did not understand the closeness, community spirit and pride of the island community. the bus, sponsored by fuel management systems uk and transported by wightlink, will be travelling up to london on monday 6th september. it will take a cross party delegation from the island’s main political parties, a representative from the chamber of commerce, richard priest who has acted as spokesman for the campaign and a number of other supporters. ian ward the campaign co-ordinator said: “getting over 16,000 supporters in a few weeks has been challenging, but it demonstrates the high level of support we have found wherever we go. some people say they want two mps for the island - that is a perfectly reasonable view, although all local political parties have accepted that is unlikely to be achievable - but very, very few people support the idea of a constituency split between the island and the mainland. we must now concentrate on getting all the paper copies of the petition back into the office before monday. if you know of any petition sheets anywhere please get them into the campaign office at 24 the mall, carisbrooke road , newport as soon as possible.” the paper copy of the petition will be presented to parliament on the evening of 6th september by the island’s mp andrew turner. at 2pm in the afternoon a small delegation will be presenting a printed copy of the on-line petition to no 10 downing street. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- over 15,000 signatures for campaign the campaign was out and about in force at the weekend and has now passed the 15,000 signature mark. on saturday campaigners were in lake, sandown and shanklin obtaining signatures on paper petitions as well as on the banners that will be attached to the campaign bus. on sunday, the campaign headed to havenstreet steam show and on bank holiday monday the campaign bus was at the grand donkey day out at the donkey sanctuary in wroxall. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- campaign passes 10,000 mark more than 10,000 people have now signed the campaign petition. a successful weekend at the garlic festival saw 3,000 people pledge their support. the cross-party campaign's parliamentary petition will be presented to parliament on september 6. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- campaign featured on newnight a report on the independent study for newsnight on the boundary changes proposed for the next general election features the campaign. (the campaign is featured from about 11 mintes 30 seconds in). http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00tdr09/newsnight_12_08_2010/ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- over 5,000 signatures for campaign the bus filling up with signat

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